Newsletter 10.05.24
Published 10/05/24
Today saw the return of author Sophy Henn to Holbrook to support our work on encouraging a love of reading across the school.
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Read MoreNewsletter 03.5.24
Published 03/05/24This week, the Year 6’s have been undertaking ‘Bikeability’ training with West Sussex instructors.
Read MoreNewsletter 26.4.24
Published 26/04/24On Tuesday afternoon, 15 year 2 pupils attended a badminton Festival at The Bridge run by Year 6 Sports Leaders, 4 of whom were from Holbrook.
Read MoreNewsletter 19.4.24
Published 19/04/24Welcome to our first newsletter of the summer term. It is great to be back at school after the Easter break and both children and staff have been working hard, enjoying their new learning adventures together.
Read MoreNewsletter 28.03.24
Published 28/03/24We had a very successful morning at the Tag Rugby competition on Tuesday morning at the Rugby Club
Read MoreThe Holbrook Herald
Published 28/03/24Welcome to our first ever edition of The Holbrook Herald.
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Read MoreNewsletter 22.03.24
Published 22/03/24We have celebrated an RE week across the whole school this week, focusing on religious festivals.
Read MoreNewsletter 15.3.24
Published 15/03/24On Tuesday the children enjoyed a visit from the author M.P Robertson with a special assembly and workshops based around his wonderful stories and illustrations.
Read MoreNewsletter 8.3.24
Published 08/03/24The children have enjoyed World Book Week and seeing parents in school to share their reading (in EYFS and Key Stage 1) and poetry performances (in Key Stage 2).
Read MoreNewsletter 01.03.24
Published 01/03/24On Tuesday, a mixed group of Year 3&4 students attended a tag rugby festival at Horsham Rugby Club.
Read MoreNewsletter 23.02.24
Published 23/02/24It was a very wet and muddy day at Christs Hospital for the cross-country event.
Read MoreNewsletter 09.02.24
Published 09/02/24Pupils in Year 2 had an exciting time exploring Polar regions on their polar expedition this week. As you can see they dressed accordingly and used the binoculars they made to spot a variety of animals.